Zin: no
bobo8e: no

If all clients were mutlinetwork, you people would realize that anything you would try to download would be downloading slow as molasses (if you are even able to download...) and you would say that P2P sucks. Get real. Best clients are always those who stick to only one network and try to improve it.

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haha, it seems that bpmax still knows the address of this forum

Nice to see you here

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I would like to see lower cpu load

Good news: LW is currently implementing the Java NIO technology for LW, this means:

LW will use less memory and CPU, especially when running in UP mode, but also as a leaf.

Reaad about NIO here: http://mindprod.com/jgloss/nio.html

I've been wanting NIO for 2 years now! Great news!

Ciao

Edit: Ha, I understand bpmax, here in the north, there is still no new grass to eat

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Well, the NIO we're doing right now is more of a load-test. It uses NIO internally, but everything else remains the same (two threads per connection, etc...). We're going to put out a beta with that, just to work out the bugs and idiosyncracies with the NIO classes themselves. Then we'll work on reworking the core to use a single thread and use NIO as it's meant to be used, which will drastically reduce the memory footprint, etc.

Sam: I'm sure you've heard about Credence, but what is LW stance about it? Are you thinking about merging that project with LW or are you going to use your own system as you previously talked about at The GDF? I believe a Credence like option via LW is essential to fight against spoof and mislabelled files.

Ciao

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We're talking with the Credence guys.

Merci, keep us informed...

Suggestion: what about a LW developper blog someday on the Limewire.org site? That would be useful to understand what's going on with the project and what LW devs think about anything (judging by Zlatin comments at slyck.com, it could be funny like hell )

Ciao

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I dont mind its current Design & look for LW, i recon that the client is stable that only work should be done to the netowrk & infostructure & when the point in time comes where the structure is stable enough & more High-Ended then it was before the you release version 5, also i agree with the statement about not using malutiple networks. I belive if we were to see LW use other P2P Networks that LW would be seen as a add free version of ares.

yup.


I, myself try to keep the cpu load down by removing all but one tab & boost the exe w/ a batchfile (start /abovenormal Limewire.exe).
Since lessening cpu load IMO would help the whole of the G1 community, I think an entry under the advanced sub-cat for "extreme mode" or something to that effect would be nice.
LW's already hella fast, but why not kick it up a notch via GUI mods, right?
I haven't tried it yet, but I guess I could use Res-O-Matic & see if it'll run LW in 16-bit color.